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Despite crypto ban, China’s tech talent rides the global web3 wave | TechCrunch
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From offering crypto derivative products to to making NFT games, Chinese web3 entrepreneurs' footprint is far-reaching worldwide.
Despite crypto ban, China's tech talent rides web3 wave Despite crypto ban, China’s tech talent rides the global web3 wave Some build local services endorsed by the government, while others venture abroad Rita Liao 6:55 PM PDT · July 3, 2022 Despite China’s sweeping bans on cryptocurrencies, domestic web3 talent is quietly flourishing, with many venturing beyond the country’s border. From offering crypto derivative products to making NFT games, Chinese web3 entrepreneurs’ footprint is far-reaching worldwide. We spoke to a dozen Chinese founders and investors to fin
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